Frederick John Shore, of the Bengal Civil Service, officiated in 1836 as Civil Commissioner and Political Agent of the Sagar and Nerbudda Territories.

In 1837 he published his _Notes on Indian Affairs_ (London, 2 vols.

8vo), a series of articles dealing in the most outspoken way with the abuses and weaknesses of Anglo- Indian administration at that time.
Mr.F.C.Smith was Agent to the Governor-General at Jubbulpore in 1830 and subsequent years.

The author was then immediately subordinate to him.Messrs.Martin and Wellesley were Residents at Holkar's court at Indore.

Mr.Stockwell tried some of the Thug prisoners at Cawnpore and Allahabad as Special Commissioner, in addition to his ordinary duties: correspondence between him and the author is printed in _Ramaseeana_.